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So work has kept me busy, what with being promoted to managing a new store and all (which has me re-energized to work comic book retail all over again!). While I'd told Val I was hoping to have this updated by this paste Monday or so, it's going to be a few more days. But not too many more! By the end of the weekend at the very latest.

Originally Posted by Jukka

Can you add a running time next to the
episode links? for example

Episode ## [1h 14min]

Man, you guys just keep asking for more and more...

Originally Posted by dorrmann

I agree. That would be cool.

...but I have to agree, it is a great idea, as long as no one wants to know when in each episode everything happens. I have to draw the line somewhere.

Originally Posted by JVS3

I hope josh is okay. He hasn't been to the forum in over a week.

Sorry to be gone so long! Next time I'll just call and leave a voice mail (and maybe remember everything I meant to say this time, unlike last time, due to sleep deprivation).

Originally Posted by synthalus

I think he's ok, at least I hope so!
He's been on twitter today
The link of his twitter page is in his sig.

Good ol' Twitter! Thanks for looking! And actually, Val and I exchanged emails earlier that day... then we accidentally spoke on the phone the next morning (I told that story a few times later that day, including to Orger Jimmy PS Hayes himself, who made the 2 hour+ trip up from Chicago just for my store's grand opening).

Go go, Josh Power!
Good luck with Ep 31.
My thanks go out to you in great magnitude for continuing to do this!!!

Episode 31 is a trip! I've listened to it once and have some rough stuff, but I need to give it another listen to. Interestingly, though, because there's so much reminiscing (and systems have changed over the years), there actually doesn't seem to be as much stuff to dig up and provide links for.

(The original post was starting to get a bit unwieldy, especially when saving after editing, so I've broken it up. I plan on adding links to each spot in each other post, to help make each section easy to navigate to.)

mini-comics: 4 storybooks that aren't really comics, by Don Glut & Alfredo Alcala (commonly series 1); 7 mini-comics by Gary Cohn & Mark Texiera, produced by DC Comics (commonly series 2); 4 mini-comics by Michael Halperin & Alfredo Alcala (commonly series 3); and more in series 3 (and beyond) under the editorship of Lee Nordling for years to come!